Threshing - Gallery

Gallery

  • Threshing with hand flails, Great Britain, c. 1750. Image from c. 1875.

  • Irreler Bauertradition shows threshing by hand - Roscheider Hof Open Air Museum

  • Threshing floor, Santorini, Greece

  • Ludovic Bassarab's La treierat ("Threshing"), showing peasants in Romanian dress around a combine harvester

  • Threshing rice by hand (view in Full HD)

  • A farmer works on his field

  • Threshing with yaks in Astore,Gilgit-Baltistan

  • Wheat Threshing Demo at Goessel Threshing Days in Goessel, Kansas, 2010.

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